Sermons & Seminars

Glynn Cardy Sun 18 Oct The text for St Luke’s day is a paradigmatic programme to go out in pairs – vulnerable with few material

Glynn Cardy Sun 11 Oct There is a myth used to explain suffering and death that goes something like this: Once upon a time a

Glynn Cardy Sun 04 Oct Last week I mentioned one of the words or labels with which I identify: mystic.  When you put it into

Glynn Cardy Sun 27 Sep I begin with a blessing, for this sermon is about blessings. Blessed are those brief moments of gift, when the

Glynn Cardy Sun 20 Sep Part 1:  A Story: This is a story about power and grace, and male ignorance and pride told by Bob

Glynn Cardy Sun 13 Sep Last week I told a humorous story from Bob Fulghum.  It’s good to have a smile.  Here’s another: The most

Glynn Cardy Sun 06 Sep It’s always good to have some fun on Father’s Day.  Even in church. So here’s a fun story about dads

Glynn Cardy Exodus 3:1-15, Matthew 20: 20-28 Sun 30 Aug There are different kinds of fear.  There is the fear of having once committed an

Allan Jones Matthew 16:13 – 20. Romans 12: 1 – 8 Sun 23 Aug The passages in Matthew and Romans in today’s lectionary readings are

Glynn Cardy Matthew 15:10-28 Sun 16 Aug The Gospel reading today is about eating and excreting, belonging and borders.  It uses the metaphor of the